*To more fully understand the conclusions in this post, see my introductory post on Christian unity, followed by reflections on the meaning, visibility, priorit...
*To see the previous post in this ongoing series, click here. Next week I will conclude this series by drawing out certain implications from what has been argu...
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“It is not possible to account for the contentment with the divisions of the Church except upon th...
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“Nothing can be clearer, of course, than that the conception of its unity enters fundamentally int...
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"Our Lord says that He has given this glory to those who believe in Him 'that they may be one eve...
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“Far from presenting a picture of unity to the world, the church seems almost to give a warning ex...
“The Church is one, and by her fertility she has extended by degree into many. In the same way, the sun has many rays, but a single light; a tree has many bran...
In this post and the next, I want to think through some of the potential strengths and weaknesses that would result from intentionally seeking to produce “bilin...
In the oft-told story, The Times invited several prominent authors answer the question, “What’s Wrong with the World?” G.K. Cheserton provided a brilliantly pro...
Lesslie Newbigin (1909-1998) deserves to be near the top of any serious list of gifted contemporary theologians. After serving for decades as a missionary in I...
